[Saph]

idk why but I hate talking on the phone especially my mobile (and if its an unknown number) my heart starts racing when I hear it ring so I have to put it on silent now

[Jordan.]

I can't even ring up a takeaway, I always order online [img]http://www.breatheheavy.com/exhale/public/style_emoticons/default/***********[/img]

[Jessica.]

Originally Posted by Jordan.

I can't even ring up a takeaway, I always order online [img]http://www.breatheheavy.com/exhale/public/style_emoticons/default/***********[/img]

Me too.

[michael21]

there have this new thing called text

[Saph]

Originally Posted by michael21

there have this new thing called text

not here for your attitude

[Saph]

same

[HD]

I don't even ring for taxis, I app it.

I can't stand people in general, so speaking to them on the phone horrifies me

[Saph]

I'm fine in person, its just the phone I hate

[King Gizzard]

Hate it, I've been putting off calling up about some open day for a week now because of it Lol never know what to say and always think the other person is going to be rude

At least if you talk to someone in person you can easily make up for a mistake through facial expression and stuff but it is an unknown battlefield with phone calls

[Redway]

Originally Posted by Nathan

Hate it, I've been putting off calling up about some open day for a week now because of it Lol never know what to say and always think the other person is going to be rude

At least if you talk to someone in person you can easily make up for a mistake through facial expression and stuff but it is an unknown battlefield with phone calls

Funnily enough I actually see the latter as a positive (the eye contact/body language and that). Least you can get away with rolling your eyes and all that.

[King Gizzard]

Originally Posted by Redway

Funnily enough I actually see the latter as a positive (the eye contact/body language and that). Least you can get away with rolling your eyes and all that.

I mean it in a sort of it's easy to correct yourself face to face sort of way, if you **** up on the phone then there's no coming back from it, you just get all mumbled up and the other person is probably impatient because they have no idea who you are

[lostalex]

i love it. wanna call me? PM me, and i'll give you my number.

[Mystic Mock]

I feel really awkward on the Phone, I like my conversations done in other ways.

[Samm]

I text more

[Jake.]

nono, hate my voice as it is

[Tom4784]

**** no.

[Kazanne]

I hate phones,landlines and mobiles,I hate their sounds, I hate talking to people on them and most of all they always ring when you don't want them to.

[T*]

Hate it

[Benjamin]

I despise my mobile phone

[Kate!]

I'd much rather text/message than speak.

[sooty]

No, I rather email or text.

[Firewire]

I normally don't have a problem answering the phone, I wouldn't ignore it. However, if I have to phone a company with a query, I find that difficult. I would get my dad to phone for me. Interestingly, I work at a call centre and have no problem talking on the phone when at work (possibly because I am paid to do so).

[Sophiee]

it seems I'm in the minority who don't mind it .

[Shaun]

I'm fine with it, but I always start walking around the house aimlessly whenever I'm on the phone.

[Josy]

If it's one of my family or friends then I could talk for hours on the phone, if it's not someone I know then I don't really like it but do it if I have to.

Most of the time if I don't know the callers number I just rubber ear it and let the answer phone pick it up though.

I would much rather speak on the phone than text, waiting on a text reply really does my head in especially if you send a long text to someone and they reply about 5 hours later saying 'ok'